Sentence examples for enemy view from inspiring English sources

Conversely, on the extreme left Alexios formed his own flanking detachment (apparently drawn from among the Immortals), concealed from enemy view inside a hollow.

Elements in US society, unable to keep up or compete, began to see government, not as a tool of civilization, but rather an enemy viewed with open scorn.

These enemies view the entire world as a battlefield, and we must pursue them wherever they are.

The reprieve he is expected to receive in August, which his enemies view as entirely temporary, might then be stretched out a little longer.

Even President Bush, perhaps the most forceful proponent of the "don't talk to enemies" view, has shaded from black and white to gray on this issue.

At a time when the two enemies viewed each other as inhuman, her insights helped inform — maybe even temper — the occupation of Japan.

Films like "Platoon" and "Apocalypse Now" scarred him and convinced him that Americans were more interested in how their enemies viewed the war than their allies, many of whom lived in their own backyard.

Guns had to be concealed from the enemy's view, and a system had to be found that allowed them to be aimed without a direct view of the target.

Soon the rabbits assembled by the thousands, in Australia for instance, to listen to an evangelistic rabbit read from this stirring book... "Fear is your greatest enemy"... View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.

Five-piece London guitar band, who've toured with the Enemy, the View and Glasvegas.

With no actual enemy in view, the recruits develop strategic campaigns against the superior officers who are making their lives a misery.